New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1919, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDA, DECEMBER 20, 1916, FIRST PEOPLE’S TRUST Capitalization $30,000,000 The First People’s Trust was Organized October 28, 1919, under the Laws of Massachusetts and the Declaration of Trust is recorded in the Registry of Deeds Office of Suffolk County. ‘G"reatf' Financi'al Opportunity Offered to the ‘Its executive offices are at 25 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts. People of the United States " THREE CLASSES OF SHARES : 200,000 Shares of First Preferred, Par value Fifty Dollars ($50), 9¢ pating—$1 0,000,000. RIGHTS OF HOLDE‘RS‘OF FIRST PREFERRED SHARES. The ferred Shares shall be entitled out of net profits or surplus-of the Trust as determined from time o time by the Trustees to preferential dividends at the rate of 9% per Annum, payable quarterly. After payment of-said 9% on First Preferted-and 5% on Se¢ond Preferred and accumula- tions, and 9 on Common, the First Prefened may parnclpate o ~the extent of 1-4 of additional dividends. : . Cumulative and Partici- holders of. First Pre- 200,000 Shares of Second Preferred, Par Value Fifty Dollars ($50), 5¢, Cumulative Non- k Participating—$10,000,000. RIGHTS OF HOLDERS OF THE SECOND PREFERRED SHARES. The holders of the Second Preferred Shares shall be.entivled out of the net profits or surplus of the Trust, after the payment of the divident on the First Preferred Shares, and alt accumu]aflons thcreon to quar- terly preferential dividends at the rate*of 5% per Afirram - e e CONVERTIBLE INTO NATIONAL BANK OR TRUST COMPANY STOCK. The Second Preferred Shares shall be convertible in the discretion of the Trustees into the stock of any bank or trust company- existing or' hereafter created under the Fedelfal" Banking Laws, or the Bank Laws of any state, AT THE PAR VALUE THEREOF, or shall be convertible into First Preferred sharez of the People’s Trust, or shall be callable in cash at par and accrued dividends at any time. { 200,000 Shares of Common, Par Value Fifty Dollars ($50)—$10,000,000. RIGHTS OF HOLDERS OF THE COMMON SHARES. Subject to the Rights of First Preferred and Second Preferred shareholders, above set forth, the common shareholders shall have the entire remaining beneficial interest in the Trust, provided that no dividends shall be declared in any year upon the Common Shares until all dividends due upon the First Preferred and Second Preferred Shares shall have been declared and paid, or provision for payment there- of duly made. the MAIN PURPOSES OF THE FIRST PEOPLE’S TRUST. Th deal in Real and Personal Property, Capital Stock, Bonds, Debentures, be(‘nntle~ of an as- sociation, Trust, or Private or Public Corporation (including National and State Banks and Trust Companies ), Open Accounts, Commercial Paper, Bills of Lading, Warehouse Receipts; may guar- antee Bonds or other Securities of any Corporation, Domestic or Foreign; may acquire the Good Will, Rights, Property and other Assets of any known Business, or of any Persons, Firm, or J#. HENRY NEAL. Corporatign; may Draw, Make, Accept, Endorse, Execute and have - Discounted i"mmismry Notes, Billz of Exchange, and in particular TRADE ACCEPTANCES, etc., efc., etc. TRUSTEES OF THE FIRST PE()P.LE'S TRUST President Boston Kiev: AUSTIN M. PINKHAM Pinkham & West. Lawyers; HUMUND C. CAMPBELIL President and Treasurer lidmund C. Campbell €o.: Formerly Presi- det Master Bakers Association Divector and TPressurer Mutual zvi(m of the Attor- ney American Railway Kxpress Co.: Director Mutual Finance Corporation Finance Corporation: Director Commercial Finance Caorporatio WILIAAM L. l ation TERHUNE HENRY B. ROBINSON President and Treasarver Robinson Export Company; Treasurer Com- mercial ¥imance Corporation JEROME SCBEUFNR President Jerome Schener & €o. n- surance HEXKEY V. GREENE President H. V. Greene Co.: Vice- Burns President and Director Commnrercial Finance Corporation Vice-Presi dent and Director Mutual Finance Corp.: Director H; over Trust Co Member Boston Chamhber of Com- merec Chairman Trustees beach Stiaet resident and Direct 3 Mind Shoe and Leathe Trust; Director Boston Boot and Shoe Club; Director One Hundred SAMPSON sdates; lent and Director Shawmut e WILLIAM 1. General Manager United Shoe M- chinery Co. WALTER G, Director Back Bay National Banlk BURNS WILLIAM I, KEENNEY 2 2 Boston; President Walter G. & Co., General Contra dent Mutual Kinance President Corporation. Ccommercial, Finance The legality of the issue of First People’s Trust has been passed upon by Powers and Hall, 105 Milk Street, Boston. How the Shares of the First People’s Trust Will Be Seld. The Shares of the First People’s Trust will be sold o the People direct. Preferred, Two shares of Second Prefered and Two Shares of Common The price of each Block will be $230. Two shares of First constitute one block. What the Purchaser Gets for His Original Investment of $230. For every Two Hundred and Thirty Dollars, the purchase price of One Block of First Peo- ple’s Trust shares, the Investor receives Two Shares of First Preferred, valued at $100; Two Shares of Second Preferred valued at $100 and two Shares of of Common, par value, $50 each. By Whom Shares of the First People’s Trust Will Be Sold The Trustees of the First People’s Trust have made a Sales Contract with Henry V. Greene to market the shares of the First People’s Trust at a price for each Block which will net the Treasury ofthe Trust the Par Value of the First Preferred and the Second Preferred Shares, and the Securities will be sold by the H. V. Greene Company, the largest organization of its kind in the world. There are seventy-nine (79) offices of the H. V. Greene Company in the United States and its Sales Force of One Thousand Men and Women thoroughly trained o handle this Great Proposition will sell the Securities of the First People’s Trust DIRECT TO THE PEO- PLE, thus giving the person of average means the opportunity to invest his savings in a sound financial institution, managed by MEN OF BUSINESS ABILITY AND INTEGRITY, and where he will share in the FULL EARNING POWER OF HIS MONEY. H. V. GREENE COMPANY, INC. Financial Underwriters, 79 Offices in the United States Executive Offices, 25 Huntington Ave., Nottingham Building, Boston, Mass. Investigation Invited--Full Particulars Obtainable at the NOTICE There are great oOpportunities on our Service Staff for men of neat per- sonal appearance, who have a re tation for honesty and truthfulr Between age of 30 and 55 Call at New Britain office and inves- tigate. e —— NEW BRITAIN BRANCH OFFICE Top Floor, Booth Building LEROY SEYMOUR TWISS, Manager NOTICE If you would better "your financial condition, call and investigate a 1079 honest. and s<afe opportunity.